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The Mayor of Casterbridge: An Analysis of the Use of Coincidences
Summary: In Thomas Hardy's novel The Mayor of Casterbridge, readers will experience something very familiar to a soap opera; drama, breakups, and a never-ending series of coincidences. Although Hardy's excessive use of coincidences detract from the story, those coincidences help to advance the plot, making this element of literature an inevitable part of any complex story.
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